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Taranaki Daily News, 22 October 1915, Page 6

LATEST SUMMER FASHIONS. VERY LARGE SHIPMENTS OF Beautiful Goods IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ARE J\IOW SELLING FAST. at AMBURVS NEW PLYMOUTH

PKELIMIMAKY NOTICE. The draught staifioo Priaeeef Q«Jiry NOTICE T» BBSBDBIS. T OED LUPIN will be at breeders' disposal th *? ieason, and will only serre a limited number of approved marcs, pedigrees of which .mstt bg a applying; eariy booking necessary; Care taken, but no responsibility. Tcmi, £lO 10s. Single mare. as per agreement with owner, weeks' free,.after which J/, pe week will be charted. All fees most be paidVon the Ist. 0/ J cent allowed ouprompt payments, U 6. BEEMER, KOHWDOi, WiVKBLgY surrounding districts— By Abbey BeHsCmpJ Dm, Coontess of Ted* OapJ < Todd Bells is i handsome dark-chestnut, -->-- '%!; * straight-out trotter with beautiful ac eaxeptiona'Jy good tempered. An aristocrat of his line, with purpleluieage second to none, and inhenai .the speed and foal-getting qualities of his sire— Abbey Bells. The sire of Todd Bells was a straightout trotter, and has a public trial of 2.15 at 3 years. We « aim th* rif* irf old trotter of Australasia, record 2.20; Delano Chimes, champion 2-year-old pacer, Australasian record 2.26*; Laughing Bells, u»; Charming Bell, IJ2; Twinkle BeUs, 2.33. All these records were pit op as two-year-olds. Countess of Todd, dam of Todd Bells, Is the only anreia Australasia by that remarkable young sire Todd (2.14), who was sold by ULbt), sire of Uhlan U-U). the world's champion straight-out trotter. The stamina of the family is undeniable. This is the stock to breed to. This is your opportunity. Take it. If y enough, there is a chance of a prod surpass Todd Bells in speed, style, stamina and staidsomenessi with the certainty of getting something realhr useful for the track, the road, the farm, the show-rin*. or the Army Purchase Department No horse in Australasiacarriesmore speed-producing blood than 1 odd Bells. His pedigree is unimpeachable. He has some useful performances to bis credit en the race track. Some of his principal rictories ■re: Tamahan Hahnpttko Memorial Handicap at South Wairarapa Trotting Meeting, June 3rd, ion. At 3 yean old he started four times at Wanganni Trotting Club's Easter Meeting, securing three wins and a second. The public have not seen this ho best performance yet. • Being a young hone he wDI 1 again be put into training after the season, so will nberof marts, Apply early sß'Mllili!

The Mth-claas StaJUen HAVCC (2.15; 43t 2 mila). Franz—Hmrmiir. * Havoc U * beautiful bar with black point*, plenty ofbone and a splendid temper. Hafoc is by Frani (1.21), dam Murmur. Franz, « Friti, that creat trotter which held the Austral " ! Of A.L. the beat brood produced Havoc <4-3«). Sonol (2.12), H Hithden (2.26) and Skylark (7.32 for 3 mil nd to King Cole in 4-3'- in which had to break as Australasian record. Hit only hone in North bland eligible lor the New Zetland Trottiaf Cup of £2500. Fees-Ted* Belli. IS la: ImcUtl, 'ilway ttitiei ea H. BARRACLOUCH. FanthamSt. Ha»

T« stand the Saaaan at Naw Vlraantk CAMPFUE (S) Cufaiae—Renlnr a: CM 10a. (SiotWs mire), Reduction, two or more mires, Alw the thoroughbred Horn TOYCCN (It) in-Wep Terns: Single aiara Mvlti, The well-knows ClydeaUle Stallion BIN. McCAKMICK, Ben More-Dam, Chmtini I FlnninjMcCormir: Terna: £4 Slafla atare. Good grazing free till Dec. Jilt An--*-calari eee cardt. A»»ly J. BONB, •wncr, Gol St» Niw Plymouth OrCaooK w chasci

* JSthaat and tnvoi tin Riraadiiixxiistiict— Hitter Stiffloa, VICTOKY (KIEF Sin. Vhtonr * Dim, CMrftalaaai Vktaiy Ofef b » dapglc bay bone, 4 jean oki, •ttadof l£ baada Ugk, and bai mat pace, CuEtj aad aunatuce. He ii a wij strtuh movtr and iiwtaid of a bewtifid tamer and a food awa-oof neod. Ha dam, -fc-w*'— is by Laad Hopetown (narrated) from UmaU, vboiw; •resist over from Aeatndia. Ttnui Stnxl* autM. CS 111. AD cue tat an rwpoonbiS&. Paddoctiaa* 2a, a week* /■■rtUßljajQciltn aiid aefitreti eefcudt «r.